North Lanarkshire

Murray Estates has secured planning approval from North Lanarkshire Council for 638 homes at its Torrance Park site, east of Holytown.

Housing regeneration plans are well underway in Airdrie with demolition work now taking place at the site of former council housing at Northburn Place in Rawyards.

The first sod was cut at the site of the former St. James Primary School in Coatbridge marking the start of another new North Lanarkshire Council housing development. This latest development at Lismore Drive, costing £10.4 million, will offer 58 new, modern, affordable homes for local resident

North Lanarkshire Council has granted planning permission in principle for a new cinema and restaurant complex in Cumbernauld.

North Lanarkshire Council has announced new procedures allowing for enforcement access in order to carry out electrical safety checks in council properties.

Springfield Properties has been granted planning permission for 42 new homes at Mount Ellen in Gartcosh.

Collective Architecture has gained planning permission on behalf of Sanctuary Homes for the delivery of 133 new affordable homes in Cumbernauld.

Planning approval has been granted in principle for a major new residential neighbourhood for Cumbernauld.

An independent review into a Coatbridge campus which was constructed on an industrial waste landfill site has concluded that the facility is safe for pupils and staff.

Morrison Construction has formally handed over the new £37 million Cumbernauld Academy and Cumbernauld Theatre to North Lanarkshire Council just a few weeks before the start of the new academic year.

Waste and resource management company FCC Environment (UK) Ltd has brought forward a new masterplan for the sustainable, long-term future of its Greengairs Landfill site in North Lanarkshire.

Morgan Sindall Construction has handed over a new 484-place primary education campus for North Lanarkshire Council.

The process for selecting a site for the replacement on Monklands Hospital should be re-run, the Scottish Government has recommended.

One of Europe’s largest regeneration sites is set for further transformation after a new Masterplan was given the green light by planning officials.

Derelict land in Bellshill will shortly be transformed into 24 brand-new, energy efficient and affordable homes for Clyde Valley Housing Association (CVHA) after regeneration specialist ENGIE was appointed to deliver the £3 million project.